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See also Heat Stress Hypothermia Number: VT01604 Material: video, 7 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses how to recognize the warning signs and how to prevent it including wearing the proper cold-weather PPE. Summit Training Source, 1998 Compressed Gases See also Welding and Cutting Compressed gas cylinders: Storage Number: VT01471 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: construction Discusses safety rules and procedures for the safe storage of compressed gas cylinders. Digital 2000, 1992 Compressed gas cylinders: Using and handling Number: VT01472 Material: video, 8 minutes Industry: construction Explains the hazards and procedures for the safe use, storage, and handling of compressed gas cylinders. Digital 2000, 1992 Compressed gases: Safe handling Number: VT01453 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: all industries Provides information on both flammable and non-flammable compressed gases including classifications, labeling, handling cylinders, valves and leaks. Coastal Training Technologies, 1995 Gas cylinders: Handling and storing Number: VT01401 Material: video, 7 minutes Industry: general industry Shows the proper storage and handling procedures for many types of gases contained in cylinders. Summit Training Source, 1990 Working safely with compressed gases Number: VT01697 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: all industries Covers the proper handling and storage of full and empty containers, emergency procedures, and the physical hazards of compressed gases. J.J. Keller & Associates, 1995 Concrete Construction Concrete construction safety: Laying the groundwork Number: VT01751 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction Covers the hazards associated with concrete construction. IL Onsite S&H Consultation Program, 2002 Operation safe site: Concrete Number: VT01203 Material: video, 11 minutes Industry: construction Discusses safety procedures when working in concrete construction including form and shoring systems. Assoc Contractors of Mid-Florida, 1980 Pave your way to safety: Concrete paving safety Number: VT01571 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: construction Covers general safety procedures for concrete paving including concrete hazards, heavy equipment, personal protective equipment, paving equipment maintenance, and traffic control. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1993 Confined Spaces Complete confined spaces handbook by John F. Rekus Number: T55.R45 Material: book, 381 pages Industry: all industries Covers recommended procedures and guidance for safe entry into confined spaces. Lewis Publishers, 1994 Confined space atmospheric testing Number: VT01663 Material: video, 17 minutes Industry: general industry Reviews the how and when to test, atmospheric hazards, procedures for proper pre-testing, and how to respond when air is determined to be unsafe. Coastal Training Technologies, 1992 Confined space case histories Number: VT01434 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: all industries Shows re-enactments of real-life confined space accidents and reviews what went wrong including atmospheric testing, ventilation and permits. Coastal Training Technologies, 1995 Confined space case histories Number: VT01716 Spanish Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: all industries See previous description. Coastal Training Technologies, 1995 Confined space emergency rescue Number: VT01650 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: all industries Covers the hazards of confined spaces, the proper use of safety and rescue equipment, and rescue pre-planning and training. Summit Training Source, 1994 Confined space entry Number: VT01687 Material: video, 25 minutes Industry: all industries Covers characteristics and types of confined space, hazards, control measures, entry permits, personal protective equipment, and rescue techniques. Primedia Workplace Learning, 1993 Confined space entry: Clearing the air Number: VT01567 Material: video, 16 minutes Industry: construction Discusses the dangers of confined space entry, entry permits, air quality testing, ventilation, rescue procedures and personal protective equipment. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1991 Confined space entry: Construction Number: VT01369 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: construction Explains hazards, procedures, and safety measures for entry into confined spaces including atmosphere testing. Digital 2000, 1993 Confined space entry: Permit required! Number: VT01435 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: all industries Covers the dangers of working in confined spaces and safety precautions including entry permit requirements, safe atmospheric testing, ventilation, and personal protective equipment. Coastal Training Technologies, 1990 Confined space hazards Number: VT01302 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries Explains types of confined spaces, atmospheric and physical hazards, and safe work practices. Summit Training Source, 1990 Confined space hotwork: Checklist to safety Number: VT01454 Material: video, 20 minutes Industry: all industries Describes the hazards and the safety precautions required for confined space hotwork including hotwork permits, atmospheric testing, safety equipment, fire watch, and emergency rescue. Coastal Training Technologies, 1992 Confined space rescue Number: VT01303 Material: video, 6 minutes Industry: all industries Demonstrates simulated rescue situations, proper use of rescue and retrieval equipment, and rescue procedures. Summit Training Source, 1990 Confined space rescue Number: VT01599 Material: video, 31 minutes Industry: general industry Reviews proper confined space entry, technical rescue procedures, different types of rescue systems and equipment, and developing the rescue team. Coastal Training Technologies, 1991 Confined space ventilation Number: VT01651 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: all industries Reviews the safety precautions required for confined space ventilation including the when and how to ventilate, atmospheric hazards, types of mechanical ventilation, and techniques. Coastal Training Technologies, 1992 Confined spaces, deadly places Number: VT01626 Material: video, 21 minutes Industry: all industries Based on real-life incidents that show the hazards that can befall untrained workers and permit violators including confined space hazards, oxygen deficiency, toxic atmospheres, engulfment, flammable or explosive atmospheres, and mechanical hazards. Safe Expectations, 1992 Confined spaces: A training program for employees Number: VT01517 Material: video, 25 minutes Industry: general industry Covers identification of confined space hazards, discusses entry permits, reviews training needs, and outlines standard requirements such as atmospheric testing and personal protective equipment. J.J. Keller & Associates, 1993 Construction confined space entry Number: VT01455 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction Covers skills for working safely in confined spaces including how to identify confined spaces, their hazards including oxygen deficiency and toxic gases, safety procedures and entry permits. Coastal Training Technologies, 1992 Construction Equipment See also Backhoes; Cranes, Hoists and Conveyors; Forklifts Avoiding struck by/hit by: Construction Number: VT01549 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: general industry Covers safety precautions around heavy equipment and rotating/pivoting machinery, construction vehicle movement signals and alarms, proper stacking of building materials, protection from falling objects, and the use of personal protective equipment. J.J. Keller & Associates, 1996 Construction equipment safety: Multiple choice Number: VT00354 Material: video, 24 minutes Industry: construction Covers heavy equipment operation safety through accident re-enactments that are freeze-framed at the actual moment of judgment. Viewers are asked to spot the hazards before the action is resumed. Allied Digital Technologies, 1984 Construction equipment safety: Shake hands with danger Number: VT00259 Material: video, 23 minutes Industry: construction This award winning video shows re-enactments of hazardous situations faced by workers who operate and maintain heavy construction equipment, to stress the need to follow safe work practices. Allied Digital Technologies, 1984 Skid steer loader safety Number: VT01677 Material: video, 8 minutes Industry: construction Covers safety hazards including limited driver visibility, rollovers and contact with power lines; and safety procedures including pre-use inspection, refueling, and carrying the load. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1994 Trailering construction equipment safely Number: VT01696 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: construction Covers how to safely load, transport, and unload construction equipment from trailers. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1996 Working around construction equipment Number: VT01428 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: construction Discusses backing accidents and safe work practices for heavy equipment operators. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1992 Construction Safety See also specific subjects such as Accidents, Fall Protection, Lockout/Tagout, OSHA, Residential Construction, Scaffolding, Welding and Cutting, etc. Construction emergency medical response Number: VT01674 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: construction Covers what workers should do in an emergency situation and assists contractors in the development of an emergency medical plan. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1999 Construction health risks Number: VT01232 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: construction Discusses health hazards found on the construction-site including the effects of toxic chemicals, asbestos, welding fumes, and silica. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency, 1989 Construction jobsite safety Number: VT01550 Material: video, 20 minutes Industry: construction Covers how to recognize and avoid jobsite hazards such as power tools, heavy equipment, scaffolds, electrical, falls and safety measures such as personal protective equipment and emergency action plans. J.J. Keller & Associates, 1996 Construction repetitive stress injuries Number: VT01639 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: construction Covers one of the fastest growing types of workplace injuries, its symptoms, proper work techniques, and the effects of overexertion, incorrect posture, and excessive force. Safety Shorts, 1998 Construction safety Choice or chance? Number: VT01280 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: construction Highlights the four leading causes of fatalities on construction job sites and stresses that safety is also the worker’s responsibility. OSHA Office of Information &Consumer Affairs, 1996 http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/video/constructionsafety/video.html Construction safety essentials Number: VT01548 Material: video, 23 minutes Industry: construction Discusses jobsite hazards such as scaffolding, ladders, confined spaces, excavations, and safety measures such as personal protective equipment and fall arrest systems. Vocam, 1997 Construction safety: New hire safety orientation Number: VT01388 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: construction Discusses basic jobsite safety procedures including fire extinguisher use, hearing protection, hazardous substances, fall protection, housekeeping, electrical safety, ladders, and lifting. CoreMedia Training Solutions 1991 Construction safety planning by David V. MacCollum Number: TH443.M Material: book, 285 pages Industry: construction Provides a broad overview and summary of safety considerations when planning for both large and small construction projects. Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1995 Construction safety practices and principles by Robert Peyton and Toni C. Rubio Number: TH443.P4 Material: book, 266 pages Industry: construction Discusses how to integrate safety into jobsite operations including written safety and health programs, hazard communication, and safety training. Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1991 Construction worker safety orientation: Getting the job done safely Number: VT01569 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction Outlines basic jobsite safety measures including personal protective equipment, manual material handling, fall protection, electrical hazards, excavations, and housekeeping. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1995 Construction worker safety orientation: Getting the job done safely Number: VT01607 Spanish Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction See previous description. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1995 Jobsite safety inspection: Controlling the field Number: VT01582 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction Discusses how to conduct jobsite safety inspections, developing and using safety checklists, identifying and eliminating hazards, follow-up on problem areas, and employee training. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1991 Pile driving safety: Firm footing Number: VT01410 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: construction Describes common pile driving hazards and safety measures including overhead power lines, equipment inspection, and driving the pile. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1993 Safety: The bottom line Number: VT01694 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: construction Designed to demonstrate the value of establishing a sound safety programs and the economic benefits. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1997 Construction Trades Carpenters: A study of hazards in the construction industry Number: VT01153 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: carpentry and floor Focuses on general safety and health hazards faced by carpenters on the construction-site including scaffolding, ladders, personal protective equipment, and power tools. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency, 1986 Ironworkers: A study of hazards in the construction industry Number: VT01098 Material: video, 25 minutes Industry: structural steel Discusses jobsite hazards and safety precautions including ladders, scaffolds, rigging, setting beams, bolting and welding. NOTE: Body belts are no longer acceptable as part of a personal fall arrest system. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency, 1987 Masonry trades: A study of hazards Number: VT01122 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction Covers construction-site hazards and safety measures including lifting techniques, cement dust, power tools and equipment, wall bracing and supports, and limited access zones. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency, 1989 Operating engineers: A study of hazards in the construction industry Number: VT01123 Material: video, 18 minutes Industry: construction Discusses hazards and safety measures when operating cranes and heavy equipment including pre-operation inspection, load lifting techniques, power lines, and carrier operations. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency, 1988 Painters and allied trades: A study of hazards Number: VT01161 Material: video, 26 minutes Industry: painting and paper Covers jobsite safety and health hazards including ladders, scaffolds, abrasive blasting, spray painting, and hazardous chemicals. NOTE: Body belts are no longer acceptable as part of a personal fall arrest system. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency, 1987 Plumbing and pipefitting trades: A study of hazards Number: VT01168 Material: video, 20 minutes Industry: construction Covers construction-site hazards and safety measures including power tools, ladders, welding, and toxic fumes. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency 1990 Sheet metal workers: A study of hazards Number: VT01169 Material: video, 17 minutes Industry: sheet metal Discusses fabrication and installation hazards including shop machinery, slings and hoists, ladders, power tools, and electricity. Florida AFL-CIO United Labor Agency, 1987 Corrosives Chemical handling: Corrosives Number: VT01486 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: all industries Reviews basic information about corrosives including characteristics, hazards, PPE, exposure symptoms, labeling, handling and storage. Coastal Training Technologies, 1992 Corrosives Number: VT00363 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: general industry Covers the hazards associated with corrosives, including battery acid and phosphates, proper handling and storage in the work environment. Summit Training Source, 1990 Cranes, Hoists, and Conveyors See also Rigging Chains, cranes, & slings Number: VT01362 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: general industry Covers equipment pre-use inspection, load handling and sling angles. Training Network-LIP, 1992 Chains, cranes, slings and hoists Number: VT01363 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: general industry Covers pre-use inspections, maintenance and proper use of lifting devices including equipment protection, safe load capacities and sling angles. Training Network-LIP, 1994 Conveyors Number: VT01640 Material: video, 6 minutes Industry: general industry This humorous video gives an overview of conveyor hazards including nip points and falling materials, and preventive measures including guards, warning signs, and safe work practices. Safety Shorts, 1996 Crane and sling safety: Inspection and use Number: VT01390 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: general industry Covers basic safety procedures when working with overhead and boom cranes including daily pre-operation inspection, maintenance, lifting procedures, and proper use techniques. CoreMedia Training Solutions, 1992 Crane operation safety Number: VT01535 Material: video, 12 minutes Industry: construction Focuses on the basic procedures for the safe operation of overhead and boom cranes including pre-operation inspection, pre-lift check, sling maintenance and inspection, and operator training. Industrial Training Systems, 1995 Crane safety awareness for site superintendents Number: VT01186 Material: video, 8 minutes Industry: construction Highlights common hazards associated with construction mobile crane operations and discusses management responsibilities for safe operation on the jobsite. OSHA Office of Construction & Engineering, 1992 http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/video/cranesafety/video.html Crane safety: Construction Number: VT01315 Material: video, 13 minutes Industry: construction Covers mobile crane pre-operation inspection, refueling, potential hazards such as power lines, load capacities, lifting procedures, and safety precautions. Digital 2000, 1992 Crane safety: Play it safe Number: VT01420 Material: video, 15 minutes Industry: construction Covers crane safety practices for crane operators and riggers including daily pre-work inspection and maintenance, proper loading and moving a load, and surveying the jobsite for hazards such as overhead power lines. Assoc General Contractors of America, 1992 Hoists and slings Number: VT01635 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: all industries Covers various types of hoists and slings, factors to consider when choosing a hoist or sling, safety practices, inspection procedures, proper care and storage. Summit Training Source, 2000 Indoor cranes: Safe lifting operations Number: VT01602 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: general industry Covers how to safely operate shop-operated power hoist equipment and discusses pre-operation safety inspections, basic rigging techniques, and lifting and moving the load. Coastal Training Technologies, 1991 Manbaskets in construction Number: VT01485 Material: video, 10 minutes Industry: construction Covers safety measures including proper procedures for hoisting manbaskets using a crane or derrick. Coastal Training Technologies, 1997 Mobile crane capacities: Construction Number: VT01675 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: construction Provides information for the crane operator to make correct reductions in mobile crane capacities including crane inspection, leveling, wind effects, dynamic loading and duty cycle work. Assoc General Contractors of America, 2000 Mobile crane load charts Number: VT01656 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries Covers load chart interpretations and usage including the importance of factoring in all variables for each lift. Summit Training Source, 1990 Mobile crane setup: Construction Number: VT01676 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: construction Provides information for the safe setup of mobile cranes including site condition hazards, leveling, blocking and planning the lift. Assoc General Contractors of America, 2000 Mobile cranes Number: VT01509 Material: video, 5 minutes Industry: all industries Discusses pre-location set-up, pre-operation inspection, safe operating techniques, and planning the lift. Summit Training Source, 1990 Pendant controlled crane safety Number: VT01669 Material: video, 14 minutes Industry: general industry Covers safety considerations including pre-operation inspection, safe operating procedures, rigging, slings, use of hooks, moving and setting the load, and storage of the crane and block. Summit Training Source, 1997 Safe operation of overhead cranes: Pendant controlled Number: VT01613 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: general industry Covers the major steps that should be followed to insure safe operation of pendent controlled overhead cranes and hoists including pre-operation inspections, operational checks, hand signals, weight capacity, planning the lift, and shutdown procedures. Safetycare, 1995 Working around cranes Number: VT01451 Material: video, 19 minutes Industry: general industry Covers hazards and safety measures around cranes including wire rope/lifting and signaling. Coastal Training Technologies, 1995 |
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